Dubs and Above 20,22,24,26,28
JOKERS, we almost have the same ride! If I ever figure out a way to extend the rear struts, I without damaging it. I'll be sure to let you know. Where did you get your Hubcentric spacer and do the make a 2" or at least a 1.75" I can get the quarter panel rolled for $300
Rolling the fenders lip for anymore than free is crazy! take a hammer n get to work, just take your time n be careful.
LMAO I'll bust toll on any car out there! I'll solder components on a circuit board better than most machines on the planet. But if you ask me to carve a piece of wood, no matter what it was you wanted, you get Tooth Picks. Ask me to Weld something, you get Milton Globs!
I know my limits. Being careful means paying someone with those skills to do it right. No melted Monte for me Thanks!
Then, if you can make the strut shaft longer at the bottom, not only do you not have to roll the fenders but you don't have to use an Elephant to put the springs back in. Nor put spacers or lifts in! And you get your 2" lift to boot! Is Good, Yes?
I know my limits. Being careful means paying someone with those skills to do it right. No melted Monte for me Thanks!
Then, if you can make the strut shaft longer at the bottom, not only do you not have to roll the fenders but you don't have to use an Elephant to put the springs back in. Nor put spacers or lifts in! And you get your 2" lift to boot! Is Good, Yes?
LMAO I'll bust toll on any car out there! I'll solder components on a circuit board better than most machines on the planet. But if you ask me to carve a piece of wood, no matter what it was you wanted, you get Tooth Picks. Ask me to Weld something, you get Milton Globs!
I know my limits. Being careful means paying someone with those skills to do it right. No melted Monte for me Thanks!
Then, if you can make the strut shaft longer at the bottom, not only do you not have to roll the fenders but you don't have to use an Elephant to put the springs back in. Nor put spacers or lifts in! And you get your 2" lift to boot! Is Good, Yes?
I know my limits. Being careful means paying someone with those skills to do it right. No melted Monte for me Thanks!
Then, if you can make the strut shaft longer at the bottom, not only do you not have to roll the fenders but you don't have to use an Elephant to put the springs back in. Nor put spacers or lifts in! And you get your 2" lift to boot! Is Good, Yes?

See, you guys are Learning me Stuff! ;-) I don't have any experience with rims bigger than 16s. I wish I had the factory rims. I would look like am idiot in a heartbeat. But they weren't part of my Bequeath. Lol. So moving purch will take of my rear. Honestly I had no clue how to take care of it so finding this place is a blessing for me! O
How much would it cost to raise the plate 3in? Because if could do that, I could get rid of my spacers and then sell my 22's and get 24's. I would still keep my lift though. And my lift was 110. Didn't cost much at all. Lol
I think burgandy looks sick if done right. There is a 64 chevy with Burgundy paint rollin around in my area with White interior and a White Convertible top. Looks sick it was a shame the driver had a 5 piece suit and cane to match wearing a purple feather. Im serous he was dressed like a 70s pimp. He had a nice car tho.

! i think it will look good too in burgandy but i had a thought of like maybe doing something else with it instead of one color but i think im just gona keep it one color not two tone it or anything because itll look best..
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Hi Bryan, "Mr Dub`Man, Thanks for all your time & contributions 2 the MCF!!!!
Below are some Florida Rides
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- This pink Chrysler 300 has gigantic 30-inch (76.2-cm) wheels
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<!-- google_ad_section_start -->Believe it or not, gigantic 30-inch (76.2-cm) wheels are trending in Florida right now. Just check out this pink Chrysler 300, which looks like the Snoop Dog mobile.
You can expect an 80s music singer to step out of the car at any point.
If you too want to burn rubber in style, you can go for an orange-colored Chevy Caprice coupe. Central Florida also bring us a blood-red Escalade which is probably meant to give “street-cred.”
Owners tend to prefer shiny chrome accessories, and color-coordinate all elements of their car – wheels, exterior, interior.
Many have caught their disco era-reminiscent vehicles, with gigantic rims, on camera
, and uploaded the clips on YouTube. Here are three of them, as part of a compilation put together by autoevolution.
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Hi Bryan, "Mr Dub`Man, Thanks for all your time & contributions 2 the MCF!!!!
Below are some Florida Rides
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- This pink Chrysler 300 has gigantic 30-inch (76.2-cm) wheels </TD></TR><TR><TD style="TEXT-ALIGN: justify; LINE-HEIGHT: 14px; COLOR: #222222; FONT-SIZE: 11px" id=article_container class=contentheadings vAlign=top colSpan=2>
<!-- google_ad_section_start -->Believe it or not, gigantic 30-inch (76.2-cm) wheels are trending in Florida right now. Just check out this pink Chrysler 300, which looks like the Snoop Dog mobile.
You can expect an 80s music singer to step out of the car at any point.
If you too want to burn rubber in style, you can go for an orange-colored Chevy Caprice coupe. Central Florida also bring us a blood-red Escalade which is probably meant to give “street-cred.”
Owners tend to prefer shiny chrome accessories, and color-coordinate all elements of their car – wheels, exterior, interior.
Many have caught their disco era-reminiscent vehicles, with gigantic rims, on camera
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30s were popular a minute ago. Now the big dawgs are rollin' on 33s.